Intermediate Certificates


Due to unforeseen circumstances, No-IP has suspended issuing new TrustCor SSL Certificates. We currently have RapidSSL and GeoTrust Premium available for purchase. TrustCor SSL Certificates issued before November 11/30/2022 will remain valid until the expiration date.

 

The Intermediate Certificate acts as a middle-man between TrustCor and the end-user SSL.

A Root CA is a Certificate Authority (in this case, TrustCor) that owns one or more trusted roots.
That means that they have roots in the trust stores of the major browsers.

Intermediate CA is a Certificate Authority (TrustCor) that issues off an intermediate root.
They do not have roots in the browser’s trust lists, instead their intermediate roots chain back to a trusted third-party root (the root from TrustCor).

The intermediate certificates are included in the “Pem Chain” download.

Intermediate Certificate included in pem chain

You can also download the Intermediate Certificates and Root Certificate separately from TrustCor here:

https://trustcor.com/resources/trustcor-root-certificates

More Information

You can find more information about installing TrustCor SSLs from their Knowledge Base here.